Sentence examples for continental into from inspiring English sources

Melville took as his subject the first international industry dominated by the United States, and thereby bore witness to the "manifest destiny" of a nation just beginning during his lifetime to grow from a continental into a world power.

He also disputed a widely held belief that Moon drove a Lincoln Continental into the hotel's swimming pool, as claimed by the drummer in a 1972 Rolling Stone interview.

A report by the Government Accountability Office in June found that the planned merger would reduce competition in a far larger number of airports than earlier airline mergers, including the one that fused United and Continental into the nation's current leader.

Built Continental into 4.8 million-subscriber cable operator.

Kessel is hard at work transforming Continental into what he calls one of the world's top "total chassis management" makers–supplying the world's top automakers with complete tire, brake and related chassis-parts modules, all of them stuffed with advanced electronic systems.

With the reentry of the Continentals into Philadelphia in 1778 he fled to England, where he remained until his death.

He rode around the estate on a tank, dynamited fox dens, shot geese he believed were casting spells on him, removed all treadmills and bikes because he thought they were sending him back in time, and drove multiple Lincoln Continentals into a pond to block hidden passageways he believed were down there.

"Jericho" revolves around the days and months following a nuclear attack that would turn any current map of the continental United States into an artifact of history.

The next day, we went over the Cordillera de Tilarán and Costa Rica's continental divide into the dry tropical forest of Guanacaste province, much of it actually open savannah that supports the culture of the sabanero.

Along with Boult, he became a crucially important carrier of the avant-garde music of continental Europe into British homes, and a force in changing those "musical conditions in England".

When the leavers speak of "taking control", they mean casting off from our continental harbour into the swell of unregulated global markets in a vessel crewed by Tory mutineers whose competence is scuttling governments not running them.